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Chinese Researchers Develop New Technology for Apple Origin Traceability
Chinese researchers have developed a comprehensive technology system for tracing the origin of apples, utilizing chemical fingerprinting techniques. This advancement aims to improve food safety and quality assurance in the agricultural sector, enhancing consumer trust in product authenticity.
Chinese Researchers Develop New Technology for Apple Origin Traceability
Chinese researchers have developed a comprehensive technology system for tracing the origin of apples, utilizing chemical fingerprinting techniques. This innovation aims to improve food safety and quality assurance in the agricultural sector, helping to prevent food fraud.
Southeast Network Framework: The Stainless Steel Mesh Shell of the Jiangmen Neutrino Detector Passes Final Acceptance
The Jiangmen Neutrino Experiment Center's stainless steel mesh shell has successfully passed its final acceptance, as confirmed by experts during a meeting organized by the Institute of High Energy Physics. This achievement is a significant step forward for the neutrino experiment, which aims to enhance the understanding of particle physics.
Pudong New District Natural Science Fund Released
The Pudong New District has launched the Natural Science Fund to promote research in key industries like integrated circuits and biomedicine. The fund will support various projects with significant financial backing and aims to enhance the basic research investment mechanism in the region.
Multi-Dimensional Battlefields Forge Elite Soldiers — Observations from the Graduate School of Army Engineering University
The Graduate School of Army Engineering University is actively preparing its students for modern warfare by integrating practical military needs into their curriculum. Through hands-on experiences and research on multi-dimensional battlefields, the faculty emphasizes the importance of adapting education to meet the evolving demands of military operations. This approach aims to cultivate high-level talents capable of addressing contemporary challenges in defense and warfare.
Chinese Scientist Awarded the Grincka World Soil Prize
Chinese scientist Zhang Ganlin has been awarded the 2025 Grincka World Soil Prize during the World Soil Day celebration in Rome. This award underscores the vital role of soil research in sustainable agriculture and environmental health.
European Space Agency's Dual Satellites Enter Orbit to Collect Earth's Water Cycle Data
The European Space Agency successfully launched two satellites as part of the HydroGNSS mission to monitor Earth's water cycle. These satellites will collect critical data on soil moisture, freeze-thaw cycles, surface water, and biomass, contributing to environmental management and climate change strategies.
European Space Agency's Two Satellites Enter Orbit to Collect Earth Water Cycle Data
The European Space Agency successfully launched two satellites for its HydroGNSS mission, aimed at monitoring the Earth's water cycle. The satellites will collect crucial data on soil moisture, freeze-thaw cycles, surface water, and biomass, which are essential for understanding environmental changes.
France Announces Allocation of 300 Million Euros to Fund 15 Strategic Research Projects
France's Ministry of Higher Education has announced a 300 million euro investment in 15 strategic research projects to strengthen the country's scientific and technological capabilities. The projects will focus on areas such as health, low-carbon energy, and artificial intelligence, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign technology.
Shenzhou 22 Spacecraft Set to Launch
The Shenzhou 22 spacecraft is set to launch on November 25, 2025, marking the first use of a backup spacecraft in China's space history. This mission is part of China's efforts to enhance its manned space program and ensure future mission success.
Shenzhou 22 spacecraft is scheduled to launch on November 25
The Shenzhou 22 spacecraft is set to launch from China's Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center on November 25, 2025. The Long March 2F rocket has completed its preparations, and the crew of the previous Shenzhou 21 mission is reported to be in good health.
China Launches International Scientific Program in Fusion Field to Ignite 'Artificial Sun'
China has launched an international scientific program aimed at advancing fusion energy research, known as the 'Artificial Sun' initiative. This program seeks to unite global scientists in exploring fusion technology as a sustainable energy source, potentially transforming the energy sector and addressing climate change challenges.